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What Progress Has Wrought
This poem was published in the June edition of FreeXpresSion, an Australian Magazine. Thank you. A friend of mine, an anthropologist, lived in the Australian outback with an aboriginal tribe for 30 months. He returned to New Jersey. One sunny … Continue reading
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